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The newly renovated and reopened American wing of the Metropolitan Museum of art offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the finest American sculpture, decorative art, and...

New York has long been recognized as the premiere center for the arts in America and is considered by many to be the commercial center of the art market worldwide as well. Increasi...

As Manhattan rents skyrocketed in the 1980s and 1990s artists began fleeing to Brooklyn, in particular to the industrial district of Williamsburg along the East River, just one sub...

Hidden away at the top of Manhattan in Fort Tryon Park is one of the jewels of the city-- the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection of Medieval art and architecture of Western Eu...

This walking seminar, led by a trained art historian, traces the evolution of Northern European painting, beginning with 15th-century works by such artists as Jan Van Eyck, Hans Me...

New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art contains one of the most comprehensive collections of French Impressionist art outside of the Louvre. It's most popular attraction, the museum...

Drawing on our deep network of art historians and educators, Context organizes several thematic walks of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, including this one focused on the Italian g...

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) holds one of the world's premiere collections of modern art. Completely renovated and expanded in 2004 by Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi, the m...

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of midtown Manhattan is an oasis dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and the appreciation of beauty: The Morgan Library & Museum. Origin...

The art collection of Gilded Age industrialist Henry Clay Frick stands among the best collections of European art in America. This two-hour visit to the collection, led by an art h...

This spring, the Metropolitan Museum of Art along with the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco and the Grand Palais in Paris, celebrates the life and collections of one of the mo...